Looking for suggestion for SOAP over HTTP API to Oracle 10G

I need to be able to write data to an oracle 10g database through a SOAP over HTTP connection. What is the suggest packages to do such an action.
Best regards,
Dale

I suspect the problem is that the actual communication between client & Oracle DB server is done on a random "high port"; not 1522.
The packets on the high port are not getting through the VPN.
What I have made work in the past is to use ssh tunneling.
Good Luck, you might need it.

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